Caught this guy playing with his shadow on the living room wall. He hasn’t had much chance to do that lately. Welcome back sun.
Recycle
We’ve seen a number of original pieces created by local artists here on the site. Today I was working with some of Peter McFarlane’s newest sculptures made using reclaimed metals. There were a couple of Narwhals that I thought were pretty clever but this was today’s favourite.
It’s big. Very big. And very heavy. And I can’t think of a better reuse of mower blades.
No More Deliveries
1:30 p.m. Salt Spring Island, on the side of the road
This old van hasn’t made deliveries for many years.
Wouldn’t it be great if someone had the time, money and interest to give it a new life. Like this other Salt Spring vehicle we’ve seen in a previous post.
Sean Goddard’s Insects
Busy day yesterday, a morning photoshoot on location for an upcoming video.
And back in the studio for an afternoon tangling with Sean’s creative insects. Salt Spring artists are constantly extending their ideas, and Sean is no exception. In the bonus photo below you can see an additional detail of the side of one insect. That tiny stainless handle is the crank for a hidden music box…
Harbour Air / Salt Spring Air
Harbour Air and Salt Spring Air are now joined at the hip. Here, the first flight of the day out of Ganges is getting ready to taxi for take-off and a sunrise flight to Vancouver. The plane says Harbour Air, but the plane handler’s jacket says SaltSpringAir.
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